How to Set Up Your Home Office for Zero Back Pain
55% of home workers develop new back pain after switching to remote work. Here's how to set up every element—chair, desk, monitor, movement—as a system.
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55% of home workers develop new back pain after switching to remote work. Here's how to set up every element—chair, desk, monitor, movement—as a system.
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Read More →No chair will cure your sciatica. Research shows 39% develop pain even in optimal ergonomic chairs. Here's what actually helps based on clinical research and real user experiences.
Read More →Research shows 39% of people experience back discomfort even in ergonomic chairs. The answer usually comes down to lumbar support—not whether you have it, but whether it's working for your body.
Read More →Your lumbar discs are under siege right now. A 2023 study found sitting increases spinal disc pressure by 30%. Here's the science of why—and evidence-based fixes that actually work.
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